The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-11

M. B. Faughner, of Alma, was in
the city Monday.
A stationary engine has been set
at the shook factory.
Postmaster Balls commission was
dated Dec. 80, 1883.
Dewey & Stewart have advertised
for sale nearly all their horses.
F. B. Gates has gone west in the
\ interest of the Mich. Seed Co.
Rev. Thos. fowler has preached
his farewell sermon in Corunna.
]. G.. Williams of this city will open
"a boot and shoe store in Corunna
Jerome Turner, 2:I6 IL will here
after be kept for breeding purposes.
A number of Owosso Odd Fellows
visited Linden lodge Monday evening.
Geo. Carpenter has returned from
his hunting trip and report good
luck.
The Perry Sun is greatly improved
in appearance and is a good readable
paper.
Dewey &, Stewart shipped car
load of flour to New Hampshire,
Wednesday.
J. w. Hubbard will go TO Chicago
next week to attend the great fat
stock show.
L. E. Woodland is tnrning out a
large order OF sash, doors, etc, for
the car shops
The Ovid Congregational church
has extended call to the Rev. J. A.
Haley, of Chelsea.
Genesee county has organized for
county prohibition. Hon. J. w. Be
Cole was chairman OF the meeting.
The Council has engaged Ed Mar
tin as city teamster for another year.
~ better choice could not be made.
Burglars entered the house of A.
C. Crane, who lives just north of the
city limits, on Sunday last and stole
sac.
A note from A. r. Mcbride, of
Corunna, informs US that ne will go
south for the winter in the hopes of
beneitting his health.
The local editor of THE TINES ex-
tends thanks to Wellington White,
proprietor of the green house, for
boquet of elegant roses.
The examination of I. Mitchell, ON
the charge of bastardy, was concluded
before Justice Baldwin, Friday, and
resulted in Mitchell being held for
trial.
j. ]. Van Vechten & CO., Of Flush
ing, have put stock Of dry goods
into the store recently occupied by
G. w. Reed and are prepared to wait
on the public.
While boring for well on the farm
of Patrick Mcnamara, two miles
southwest of Corunna, at depth Of
100 feet a vein of coal four feet in
thickness was struck.
Work at the car shops is being
pushed at very lively rate. A large
force is employed both in the mason
work and grading for the sidetracks.
The carpenter building is under way.
From the St. Clair Republican we
learn that the total enrolment in the
school under the management Of ].
\ C.. Schattuck is 544. The paper
makes mention of the success of the
school and progress made by scholars.
Doc Moreland has built up big
business in the cigar line. He manu-
features and keeps in stock none but
the best goods and hence has secured
a good trade. Amoog the favorite
brands made by him are the Puritan,
Docs Diamond, New Discovery,
Little Ratchet and Spot Cash.
Mrs. II. N. Williams and Cbas. S.
X Williams attended the wedding OF Mr..
Julius A. Bailey, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Wenona A.. Williams, OF Flint,
at the home of Ephriam s. Williams,
Flint, on Tuesday. Mrs. Williams
has remained during the week, visit
ing her daughter Mrs. l.. L. Phelps.
ssWhat does the church owe to the
young men of the community will
be the subject ola sermon next Sunday
morning at the Baptist church by
Rev. J. DonneIly. Young men COR
daily invited 10 the evening the
church will unite IN union setorie at
opera hall, in the interest q young
men.
Printers ink can out talk any sales
man; out argue any obstinate buyer.
It can't be talked back to, and when
its opponent has expended every ar
eument against the subject, comes up
smiling every time with the same old
statement and finally leads him in
tow and willing to be convinced.
That's why you advertise. And right
now is the time to advertise